Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Cont.

I have had / have been having my car for two years.

• have had

• have been having

She has been reading / has read that book for two months.

• has read

• has been reading

We have known / have been knowing each other for 15 years.

• have been knowing

• have known

You have been / have been being a teacher all your working life.

• have been

• have been being

How long have we been waiting / waited for the bus? I’m bored now.

• waited

• been waiting

How long has he been belonging / belonged to that club?

• belonged

• been belonging

The kitchen is a complete mess! What ______________?

• have the children done

• have the children been doing?

Julie ___________________ (learn) to drive for six years!

• has learned

• has been learning

I ___________________ (read) your book. Here it is, thank you.

• have read

• have been reading

What’s that delicious smell? ___________________ (you / cook)?

• Have you cooked?

• Have you been cooking?